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In today’s fast-paced supply chain environment, it is important to know and understand the trends most likely to shape the future.

To help you navigate the constant and transformative changes moving today’s supply chain, DHL Supply Chain’s Transportation Quarterly Report highlights what to watch each quarter.

Not being limited to the modes of a particular carrier or their own private fleet, a business can access more available capacity in the market.

When focusing on the movement of goods, transportation management systems (TMS) provide the engine for digitalization, but do not represent a complete digitalization solution.

Two opposing forces are making the task of transportation management more difficult than ever.

As supply chains speed up, fulfillment windows shrink, and customer delivery expectations evolve, the need for comprehensive supply chain metrics, KPIs, and analytics will only expand.

The recent Stay Metrics Stay Index Report echoed consistent themes among truck drivers: they want to work for companies with a driver-centric culture and get paid fairly for their time and service. Stress related to lack of home time, equipment troubles, and delays were highlighted as top concerns. While the focus of the report wasn’t specifically researching new trucking technology, integrating digital tools into everyday processes can address these concerns.

3PL Scores 97% Load Tracking Accuracy, 20% Greater Efficiency with Trucker Tools.

Until recently, driving safety was the key design consideration for most applications for cameras on commercial trucks. In-cab products record the driving environment, which can be analyzed to correct driver […]

The digitization of the supply chain industry has been all the buzz in recent years. From lumpers on the freight docks in Erie, Pennsylvania to the Patagonia-clad investors of Silicon Valley, everyone seems to be talking about technology “disrupting” logistics.

DHL explains why it is important for shippers to work with a 3PL for their transportation needs.

Learn how existing and future technologies will continue the evolution of supply chains, transportation and warehousing.